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<h1>Masterview library 0.1</h1>
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<h1>Regular expressions used in filtering</h1>
<p>You can enable/disable filtering with <i>setFilteringEnabled</i> method of MasterView class. By default filtering is disabled.
After you'll enable the filtering, you can type filter expressions in the appeared textboxes. The expression will be applied after the
textbox in which you typed will loose focus. To remove filter just delete text from associated textbox or type any number of stars ("*" symbols) in it.</p>

<p>The expressions used in filtering are quite simple and surely not as powerfull as Java or JavaScript regexps.
They will be familiar to the most of end-users.
The "*" symbol stands for any number (zero or more) of random symbols and the "?" stands for one random symbol.</p>
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